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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
6
Prices for farm products in Mitchell show Thursday evening corrections. Reports include what the farmer can receive for items such as meats, grains, dairy, and other farm goods.
Mitchell community life features court term ahead and social events. Local letters mention actors in Beadle and Davison counties, church activities, school repairs, artesian wells, and a thriving but cautious pace of commerce with hints of industry moves and social gatherings.
Burglars entered the Sanborn House and the American House between 1 and 3 a.m. stealing Ek O Mason’s coat and a gold and silver watch with other items. The front doors were left unlocked and no solid clues exist. police watch suspicious locals as landlords settled Mason’s loss by buying a new coat.
Sioux Falls Press notes that public rain prayers appear in Missouri while Wisconsin Michigan Iowa face drought conditions. The author warns that the entire country from Indiana to the Atlantic coast experiences tinder dry conditions and fires spread beyond expected arid zones.
The article extols raisins for nutrition and medicinal value, noting their use in modern health regimens and in historical practice. It highlights California sun dried raisins as a wholesome, affordable lunch option paired with whole wheat bread, benefits for children, and reduced craving for candy. It references cultivated usage by New York lawyers and cites the Philly Press on Lobelia as a weed herb.
Dr Champonniere of the Academy of Medicine observes Frenchwomen using the wheel show superior learning and waistline gains, enhanced torso muscle and lung capacity, and sharper attention. He notes a new Frenchwoman may emerge as the bicycle becomes part of modern life. The column ends with a humor note about smoking in a convent.
A light exchange aboard a moving elevator in Chicago is noted with a guest mentioning a clerk carrying one of the guest's bills. The anecdote highlights a minor delay and casual courtesy in a city setting.
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